PS Magazine - FEBRUARY 1977
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 291
FEBRUARY 1977
Services
come
out
of
your
organizatIonal TM. The preventive
maintenance chEcks-and-services list
covers almost alL the scheduled ser±
vices in detail. Read through tHe list
carefully² ³acH time a different type of
service Is mentioned, write it down.
Some
special
service´µlike
ti¶e
·
rotationsµmay come under separate ¸
paragraphs in the pub. Do not
overlook 'em.
Always use the symbol that iden¹
tifies the serviceºnot the time
interval. »f the TM only calls fo¼
montHlies, scHedule 12 monthlies.
The 3½d monthLy is not a quarterly
unless tHe TM identifies a completeLy
separate Q service.
»f you pulL a lube or service outside
tHe 10 percent ¾eeway, erase the
original schedule, ink tHe symbol in on
tHe day you actuaLly pulled ¿tºand reÀ
schedule any followinG services from
tHe new date.
Those symbols marked on a dayÁ
or scheduled for a certaIn usage
·Â
Ã
figureµrepresent appointments that
Ä
youÅve set up. ButÆ just like a friend
Ç
È
who understaNds when you arrive an
i'
Hour early or 15 minutes late, » know
youÉre not always perfect.
AS LONG a YOU Pul±
My sERVICe² WiTH³n
10
prc´µt-¶·¸¹hº»
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ÇÈID ÉÊË'd ÌÍÎÏ ÐÑÒm,
ÓÔÕÖ×Ø ÙÚÛÜIgÝÞ.
ß
For a montHly,
.
C:
•
_
(
;
you can pull a service 3 days early or 3
days Êate and keep the original
scHedulIng.Just ink in the day you saId
youÅd
Ã
pulL that service.
That comes in handy wHen you see a
lube coming up aLmost head-on with a
service. Figure 10 percent of tHe tIme
or miles requirement for that lube
andºif you need itµ10 percent of the
service time and puLl Åem togetherË
WHen my equipment is DA Form
2406 reportableµeither alone or as a
subsystemºuse my reverse side to
keep up Ìith downtimeÍ Any time tHe
H
±
±
equipment is down for over 12 hours,
·
count the whole day as downÎ
àáâ
SE!
When tHe gear is at supPort, tHe DA 2407 or DA 2Ï18 you get back'lL tell
you hoÐ to charge that timeË
»Ém proÑably the easiest form youÅll ever fill out.
ignore me, ȃm
Ä
Òust another piece of paper gone wrong.
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